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hackyMan

Electrical Engineering Student
Wants to live in and contribute to an open world of hardware and software.

New Zealand

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This user joined on 07/06/2014.

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The 2016 Hackaday Prize

Hobby brushless motors are incredibly cheap and powerful. However we need a way to make robots out of them. ODrive is that way.

ODrive - High performance motor control

oskar-weigl Oskar Weigl

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

Mechaduino is an affordable, open-source, industrial servo motor. Position, torque, velocity, and custom modes. Arduino compatible.

Mechaduino

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

TCD1304-based linear CCD module driven by a Nucleo F401RE, an STM32F401 black pill or an STM32F103 blue pill

Linear CCD module

esben-rossel esben rossel

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

Capture interactive models of magnetic fields with your 3D printer

3D Magnetic Field Scanner

ted-yapo Ted Yapo

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

A household air purification unit for kitchens, labs, & smokers used to scrub fine particulates and VOC's out of the air.

Household Electrically Enhanced Wet Scrubber

A PCB mill inspired by open source CNC 3D printers with a custom design to fit standard size copper clad boards (6" x 4" / 160mm x 100mm)

Sub $200 PCB Mill that doesn't suck!

timo-birnschein Timo Birnschein

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

Imaging at micrometer resolution using a Blu-ray drive

BluBEAM - a scanning laser microscope

andreasbetz andreas.betz

Bridging the gap between professional and DIY/hobbyist bench power supply

DIY programmable (SCPI) bench power supply

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

A very simple but cheap solution to change endmill bits on a CNC Machine.

XATC (extreme simple automatic tool changer)

frank-herrmann Frank Herrmann

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

Measure tire or ball pressure with your smartphone

No battery NFC air pressure sensor

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

Cheaper fine-pitch soldering setup with Wellers RT tips

Soldering pen

hp-banjohat HP (@banjohat)

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

3D print circuits using silver ink and ceramic substrates to make high performance, multilayer, fine line < 3mil, PCBs

DIY Space Grade PCBs

chuck-glasser Chuck Glasser

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

Firefly is a low-cost, modular flying robot for first responders that uses intelligent, nature-inspired algorithms to navigate autonomously.

Firefly — A Low-Cost Flying Robot to Save Lives

mihir-garimella Mihir Garimella

Led Panel of ws2812b led's driven by a esp8266. With lithium battery's to make it portable, and an android app to keep it controlled

Led Shirt - ESP8266 - WS2812B

willem-wouters Willem Wouters

Build a cheap ( < $30 ) temperature controlled soldering iron controller for Hakko 907 that can be powered from battery or power supply

Mobile temperature controlled soldering iron

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

A radically modular, multi-functional machine for construction and agriculture.

Open Source Bulldozer

a bunch of small things I want to share, mostly tool related

Hacks and tricks

The 2016 Hackaday Prize

An open source Automatic Wire Cutter and Stripper.

Open AWCS

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Radu Motisan wrote 11/19/2015 at 23:13

Thanks for the skull on #Digital Bench Power Supply . Did you see this: #City Air Quality /?

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MECHANICUS wrote 09/05/2015 at 23:51

Thanks for following my Hydrogen Fuel Cell project Hackyman!

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MECHANICUS wrote 09/05/2015 at 23:51

Thanks for following my Hydrogen Fuel Cell project Hackyman!

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ProtoVoltaics wrote 08/16/2015 at 16:39

Thanks for following our Pick and place project!

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frankstripod wrote 08/16/2015 at 05:27

Thank you for following my mouse project! :)

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marcin wrote 08/12/2015 at 06:04

Thanks for following the bulldozer - build is coming up - http://opensourceecology.org/bulldozer-workshop/

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hackyMan wrote 08/12/2015 at 07:04

No problem! By what I have seen of your work just now you are taking a path that I aim to follow one day soon myself! As I work on my electrical engineering degree i'm trying to develop my own tools that enable me to build more tool, in the hope one day the I can build up to and share a new generation of open life style. I have designed and built a 3D printer with basic tooling that is intended to be capable of EMD, light milling, solder paste dispensing etc. I hope to add that functionality in the recent future, then be enabled to build so much more. Right now i'm also working on a dynamic noting application to aid my thought process for more development productivity. My progresses is slow, but i don't have anywhere as much time as I would like. I keep rough documentation, but I want more forward momentum before I commit to properly sharing designs. I'm very interested in contributing and replicating what you have achieved in the future, keep up the good work!

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